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Corporate Partnerships

Make TLMTI your CSR partner

The Leprosy Mission Trust India is one of the oldest and largest NGOs in India transforming the lives of people affected by leprosy and other neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), people with disabilities, and marginalised communities since 1874.

The Leprosy Mission Trust India registered as a Society and has been implementing large CSR programmes under Health, Skilling and Research across nine states in India. We are the preferred partner when it comes to leprosy and disability management.

Our Presence

We have 15 hospitals, 7 Vocational Training Centres, 4 Care Homes for elderlies, 10 Community programmes and Livelihood initiatives.
We are present in 22 districts including two Aspirational Districts: Muzaffarpur and Vizianagram. The states are:  Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.

Partnerships for Sustainable Change

The Leprosy Mission Trust India invites corporates and institutions to partner in creating sustainable and inclusive social change. With over 150 years of experience, TLMTI works with persons affected by leprosy, disabilities, and marginalised communities across India through healthcare, education, livelihood, rehabilitation, and community development programmes..

 

Projects to support

Healthcare: Reconstructive Surgery

Nerve damage in leprosy causes deformities, such as clawed hands, foot drop and inability to close the eyelids. These deformities aggravate the already strong stigma associated with leprosy. It also robs people affected by the disease of their livelihood. TLMTI needs partners who can support it in performing reconstructive surgeries which will restore shape and function of deformed organs. The outcomes are tangible and impacts are visible.

Healthcare: Hospital Equipment

People affected by leprosy are mostly from the lower strata of society. TLMTI provides them the best possible treatment. With the technological advancement, better equipments are available for various surgical procedures. TLMTI needs partners who can provide medical equipment for post-reconstructive surgery; physiotherapy; surgical instruments, medical surgical supplies and equipment; laboratory equipment; ophthalmic surgical instruments and ophthalmology supplies, etc.

Skill Development

TLMTI, through its Sustainable Livelihood programme, provides government-recognised job-oriented technical skills training to young boys and girls affected by leprosy/with disabilities. Some of the courses are: diesel mechanics, motor vehicle mechanics, computer operator and programming assistant (COPA). 85% of the students who pass out receive job placement through campus recruitment. TLMTI needs partners who can support it in conducting these courses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, TLMTI is registered as a Society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and as a Charity (12A registration) under Income Tax Act, 1961. Also, TLMTI has registrations under Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), Goods and Services Act (GST), etc.

Yes, we have worked with corporates, both in public and private sectors.

TLMTI is accredited by GiveIndia, Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs; empanelled with National CSR Hub at Tata Institute of Social Sciences; and recognised by Charities Aids Foundation.

Donations made to TLMTI are exempted under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

As per the latest guidelines of Companies Act 2013, clause 135, corporates have been mandated to spend a minimum of 2% of their average net profit on CSR initiatives. Corporates can partner with us to channelise their funds according to their company’s CSR policy. The corporate can select one or more of our programmes (health, education, community empowerment, etc) across India, and we can work together to bring about a sustainable change. All TLMTI projects are regularly monitored and evaluated by us to ensure that the funds allotted to the programme are being used to their maximum potential.

Our Valued Partners

Partnerships Bringing Hope and Transformation

One of our biggest supporters, GIC Re is funding Ulcer Care Treatment in all 15 TLMTI hospitals. Ulcer care is an essential treatment that helps in preventing deformities and disabilities in people affected by leprosy. GIC Re is sponsoring this disability prevention treatment offered in TLMTI hospitals.

GIC Re

Year: 2021-2025

The SBI Foundation’s project, ‘SBIF CoE CARE: Ulcer Care for Persons affected by Leprosy’, is implemented across 16 hospitals of TLMTI. This vital intervention plays a pivotal role in preventing deformities and disabilities among individuals battling leprosy. The SBI Foundation funds this essential initiative aimed at preventing disabilities across TLMTI hospitals.

SBI Foundation

Year: 2023-2024 & 2026

One of our valued supporters, Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited is sponsoring the Vadathorasalur Vocational Training Center project for 20 students run by The Leprosy Mission Trust India. This initiative aims to equip persons affected by leprosy and marginalised communities with vocational skills, helping them build sustainable livelihoods and live with dignity.

Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited

Year: 2025-2026

Google.org, the philanthropic arm of Google, awarded the Google Impact Challenge: Disability, grant to TLMTI. With this support, TLMTI manufactures high-fidelity, customised, cost-competitive footwear for people affected by leprosy, using 3D scanning and CAD/CAM technologies.

Google.org

Year: 2016

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited supports TLMTI’s Sustainable Livelihood programme in TLMTI’s vocational training centre, in Nashik, Maharashtra.

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited

Year: 2016

HDFC Bank supports TLMTI’s Sustainable Livelihood programme through community-based vocational training.

HDFC Bank Limited

Year: 2016

Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) has supported for new ophthalmic instruments (Autorefractor Keratometer, A-scan, operating microscope, slit lamp, Nd: Yag laser) for Leprosy Mission Hospital in Kothara, Maharashtra.

IRFC

Year: 2022-2023

RECL supports TLMTI in improving hospital infrastructure for providing better healthcare services to persons affected by leprosy and people from marginalised communities. This is done by supporting the construction of a maternity block, an operation theatre, a general ward and an intensive care unit in three TLMTI hospitals.

Rural Electrification Corporation Limited

Year: 2017-24

Our initiatives align with the categories outlined in Schedule VII of the Companies Act and Companies (CSR Policy) Rules, 2014

(i) eradicating hunger, poverty and malnutrition; promoting health care…

(ii) promoting education, including special education and employment…

(iii) promoting gender equality and empowering women…

(iv) ensuring environmental sustainability, ecological balance…

(ix) (a) Contribution to incubators or research and development projects…

Awards and Recognition

Major Awards and Recognition received by TLMTI

INTERNATIONAL GANDHI AWARD

TLMTI received this from the Hon’ble President of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind, in recognition of long-standing work with people affected by leprosy, bringing them holistic healing, social inclusion, and a life of dignity, in 2020.

TLM Vizianagaram Vocational Training Centre, Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh received this from the Directorate General of Training, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India, for outstanding performance and having been ranked among India’s top 10 Industrial Training Institutes(ITIs), in 2018.

TLMTI received this from NCPEDP – MINDTREE for being an organisation that is a role model in its commitment to promoting equal employment opportunities for people with disabilities, in 2018.

TLMTI received this from India Health & Wellness Summit and Awards in recognition of efforts in raising awareness about leprosy and eradicating the disease, in 2018.

SAT PAUL MITTAL NATIONAL AWARD

TLMTI received this from Nehru Sidhant Kender Trust for providing free specialised leprosy treatment, in 2018.

Mr Suresh Dhongde, programme manager, TLMTI’s Inclusive Holistic Development of Individuals with Disabilities (IHDID) project, Kothara, Maharashtra, received this from Sambodhi Research and Communications, for promoting inclusive finance and livelihood for people affected by leprosy and disability, in 2016.

TLMTI received this from The Times of India group for outstanding work in healthcare, in 2015.

For more information and detailed inquiries, please reach out to

Amit Kumar at amit.kumar@lerposymission.in or call us on +91 120 4077200 or Whatsapp +91-8860071874